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El Salvador buys another 80 Bitcoin, but total losses still come in at the tens of millions of dollars.

The initiative appears to be a response to re-developing the capital's Soyapango district, which has a reputation for gang violence.

Recent volatility has cast further doubt on the Bitcoin experiment, but El Salvador's risk exposure remain low.

El Salvador has collected over 2,300 Bitcoins since 2021. Even though the county lost more than $50 million with the recent crash, it's finance minister says the risk is extremely minimal.

Critics take aim at President Bukele as Bitcoin extends losses to sink under $23,000 for the first time since December 2020.

The current traditional financial system has failed many countries leaving them subservient to the US Dollar, the meeting from 44 countries in El Salvador shows nations want change and see Bitcoin as a opportunity to do so.

The President of El Salvador announced that he would be meeting with representatatives from 44 different countries to discuss Bitcoin, financial inclusion, digital economy and banking the unbanked.

El Salvador’s Bitcoin losses are equal to its next interest payment to bondholders, which is due on June 15.

President Bukele tweets images of an architect's model of Bitcoin City, including artists' impressions of key sites.

El Salvador's President announced that the country has bought over $15.5 million worth of BTC during the recent downturn

Researchers found that despite high initial interest, wallet usage for Bitcoin transactions is low and concentrated among a select demographic.

Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino talks to CryptoSlate about Volcano Tokens, including time frames on when the process can move forward.

Investors are already offering Salvadoran residents around the proposed area of building Bitcoin City as much as five times the amount they paid for their land.

Mainstream media comes to El Salvador interviewing locals about Bitcoin. How did they do?

El Salvador's President Bukele canceled his appearance at the Bitcoin Miami 2022 event without citing a specific reason.

Max Keiser makes the stunning claim that international banksters are behind the surge in gang violence for the purposes of "threatening Bitcoin."

President Bukele has reacted negatively to news of a US committee passing a bill on its Bitcoin adoption.

El Salvador continues to improve its social and welfare infrastructure, with Bitcoin driving this change.